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Find similar grantsServe Connecticut Community Impact Award is sponsored by Connecticut Commission on Community Service (Serve Connecticut). Encourages service and volunteerism among high school-aged youth in Connecticut for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Get Involved! – Connecticut Commission on Community Service InnerView Youth Service Platform Serve Connecticut is pleased to partner with InnerView to provide an innovative platform to empower Connecticut’s high school aged youth leaders to capture and share their diverse service and volunteerism activities.
Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award Participating Connecticut high school aged youth who document a minimum of 20 service hours toward four or more service activities over the school year (June 1, 2026 - April 15, 2027) will earn a Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award. InnerView is a FREE intuitive mobile tool that allows participating youth to track the hours they spend on service and volunteer experiences.
InnerView then builds that service data into a digital service resume that youth can use to stand out when applying for jobs, scholarships and post-secondary education! How are Connecticut students eligible for the Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award?
For consideration, Connecticut high school aged youth are invited to add their service activity on InnerView: Create a service profile, including your name, school and interests Add service activities using your phone to add a photo and details View your community impact and progress toward award eligibility over time To be eligible for award consideration for the 2026-2027 award year, service activities must be completed between June 1, 2026 and April 15, 2027 and entered in the InnerView platform no later than 11:59pm, April 15, 2027.
In late April/May of the year you are awarded the Serve CT Community Impact Award, your school principal will receive an email notifying them that you (and potentially other students) will have earned one or more awards – you’ll be included on that email. Award packets will be shipped to schools and distributed to you via your school's award process (ceremonies, graduation, etc.).
View Youth Impact in Connecticut High School & Club Leaders School and club leaders can use InnerView for FREE to: ○ Recognize and celebrate student volunteers ○ Manage group and club service engagement, opportunities and target attainment ○ Elevate and expand school-wide student service programs, projects, targets and community impact Register Your High School/School Club Serve Connecticut welcomes nonprofits seeking to increase engagement of Connecticut high school youth as volunteers are welcome to publish their service opportunities on InnerView!
○ InnerView connects you to an impact-driven audience of engaged youth ○ FREE standard services are available to local Connecticut nonprofits ○ Fee-based premium tiers available for added services InnerView's Nonprofit Toolkit Register Your CT Nonprofit Note: Chapter network organizations that engage high school students as members (4-H Club, Key Club, etc.) should contact help@innerview. org to inquire about registration.
Congratulations to the 156 Connecticut students and youth who received the 2025-2026 Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award!
In the most recent award cycle, Serve Connecticut presented the Serve CT Community Impact Award in recognition of outstanding Connecticut youth who translated care into action in our state and in deep gratitude for the generosity of time, energy, and talent they contributed to our communities through service and volunteerism.
These Connecticut students went above and beyond in their efforts to serve their community, while tracking their hours in InnerView. Join us in celebrating and recognizing these Connecticut change-makers! Meet the 2025-2026 Awardees!
InnerView is a FREE intuitive mobile tool that allows participating youth to track the hours they spend on service and volunteer experiences. InnerView then builds that service data into a digital service resume that youth can use to stand out when applying for jobs, scholarships and post-secondary education!
Whether participating youth are providing service associated with membership on a high school sports team, volunteering at a church food pantry, helping with a neighborhood clean-up, or volunteering virtually for a national or international organization, youth can track, celebrate and share their impact – aligning each activity with United Nations Global Goals.
High School & Club Leaders Be apart of InnerView and register your High School/School Club today. Register Your High School/School Club How do I stay involved in service? There is nothing stopping you from continuing to build your service resume with InnerView!
You are encouraged to continue logging your service and tracking your impact throughout your college years. Service and your passion for volunteerism does not have to end after receiving a Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award, or after graduating high school. Service can be a lifelong goal AND a possible career path!
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Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award is funded by Connecticut Commission on Community Service (Serve Connecticut). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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